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Exploring New Literacies

Angela Maiers' presentation on exploring new literacies.

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Exploring New Literacies

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  1. Exploring New Literacies in the Classroom Presented By: Angela Maiers and Mark Moran @angelamaiers @FindingDulcinea 1

  2. Teaching: Literacy 2

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  5. HABITUDES Habits + Attitude

  6. •Imagination •Curiosity •Self Awareness •Perseverance •Courage •Adaptability •Passion

  7. photo on pharos.com What do GREAT 
 readers, writers, researchers do?

  8. ▪In 2010 Dulcinea Media surveyed 300 middle school and high school students in New York. 3

  9. A Majority of Students... • don’t know how to form a sound search query; • don’t have a strategy for dealing with poor results; • can’t articulate how they know content is credible; • don’t check the author or date of an article.

  10. Students’ Primary “Strategy” ... wildly firing random terms into a search box, and hoping they’ll get lucky.

  11. Beyond Hope? ▪ Those without access to web research training show up at college “beyond hope”….with an “ingrained coping behaviour”… “they have learned to ‘get by’ with Google.” -- University College London

  12. ▪ Not one of the 600 college students surveyed “could give an adequate conceptual definition of how Google returns results….the word ‘magic’ came up a lot.” 5 --ERIAL study (Illinois 2010)

  13. Not a library class ▪ “[L]leaving information literacy to librarians alone suggests a failure to understand the scope of the problem.” -- Geoffrey Nunberg

  14. Habitudes Unit of Study: Curiosity Lessons: 15-20 min Unit : 4-6 Weeks

  15. show? invite? display? expect? share?

  16. What’s Your CQ? Copyright Angela Maiers 2008

  17. What’s Your CQ? 1.I ask questions in class. 2.My questions are simple and easy. 3.I feel comfortable asking difficult questions or leaving questions I ask unanswered. 4.I can identify curious people. 5.I believe curiosity is important

  18. Genius Questions What if…? I wonder why…? If…? What is it that…? When is it…? Who could…? Is it possible to…? When is…? What could happen if…? If it were possible…? Are there…? Why is…? How…? Where did…? Do you…? Is ______ the reason for…? Can…? Would you rather…? What would it take to…? Why is it that…? How is ____ like _____? If I ______, could_____? Does it matter if…? How can…? What is your opinion about…? Is it right to…? I wonder when…? I’m wondering if…? How could it…? Why are…?

  19. Taking your CQ to the web

  20. HABITUDES BEImaginative Generous Passionate Creative Remarkable Courageous

  21. Welcome to the New Literacy Club where YOU WRITE Your Future!!!

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